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Leftover Vegetables.. what to do?
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Jul17

Leftover Vegetables....

posted by Chef Cristian Feher

Leftover Vegetables and What to do with Them We all buy vegetables at the store in hopes of being healthy. But what happens at the end of the week when they’re still sitting in your fridge? Do you end up having to throw them out? As with most food, but especially with vegetables,...

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Shrimp Al Ajillo!
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Jul17

Shrimp Al Ajillo!

posted by Chef Cristian Feher

Shrimp “Al Ajillo” When asked, 9 out of 10 shrimp said they’d prefer to be done “al ajillo!” “Al ajillo” is Spanish for ‘with garlic’. This is one of the simplest, yet most delicious ways to cook tiger shrimp. The secret is to use a pinch...

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chicken fried lobster
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Jul17

chicken fried lobste...

posted by Chef Cristian Feher

Chicken-Fried Lobster Tails! There are several ways to cook warm water rock lobster tails, but none are as satisfying as this one. For those of you used to the typical grilled lobster tails, or broiled lobster tails, this recipe should be a welcome change due to the texture and flavor. The...

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Halibut “Pork Rinds”
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May24

Halibut “Pork ...

posted by Chef Cristian Feher

Crispy Fried Halibut Skin The other day, I had the pleasure of filleting a beautiful side of halibut from Alaska. One of the things that makes halibut so good – much like Sea Bass – is the fat. Halibut and other cold water flat fish, have a very fine fat dispersed through the...

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Kentucky Hot Browns
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Apr30

Kentucky Hot Browns

posted by Chef Cristian Feher

Kentucky Hot Brown https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAgGoppEd18 If you’ve ever been to a social gathering in Kentucky, it’s likely that you’ve been introduced to a Hot Brown. And if you haven’t, you’re in for a smokey, creamy, cheesy treat! In 1926, the Hot Brown...

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